The Visiting Nurses Association of Central Jersey (VNA) will be using the Asbury Park Senior Center, located at 1200 Springwood Avenue, as an additional Covid-19 vaccination distribution center beginning Monday, 1/18/21. Currently, the VNA is distributing vaccines at their location at 1301 Main Street in Asbury Park.

Last month, Meyer retired after a 30-year career at Catholic Charities, during which she helped countless children recover from trauma and abuse. Altogether, Meyer worked for over 40 years in the mental health field.

Starting Thursday, millions more New Jerseyans will be eligible to get the COVID vaccine in a major expansion of the program. 

If you received a new green EBT card recently with “Way2Go” written on it, do not ignore it or destroy it! The cards are part of pandemic assistance from September, and do not look like a regular EBT card. They may even appear to have expired on December 30, but they are not expired.

YMCA to Present MLK Human Dignity Award to Lunch Break’s Gwendolyn Love at Virtual Commemoration on Jan. 15.

The County of Monmouth invites the submission of written proposals to provide Individualized Services for Youth on Probation administered by the Monmouth County Division of Planning and Contracting – Office of Youth Services Planning for the period of March 1, 2021, through December 31, 2021, with two (2) one-year renewal options available.

Some Americans may see the direct deposit payments as pending or as provisional payments in their accounts before the official payment date of January 4, 2021. The IRS reminds taxpayers that the payments are automatic, and they should not contact their financial institutions or the IRS with payment timing questions.

Indoor sports practices and competitions are subject to current indoor gathering limits, which was most recently set at 10 persons. However, a practice or competition can proceed with more than 10 persons if individuals who are not necessary for the activity, such as spectators, are not present.

It is currently mandatory for judges in the Garden State to issue license suspensions for misdemeanor offenses or failing to pay fines but the law repeals that requirement effective Jan. 1. The law also repeals mandatory license suspensions for convictions related to the sale of illegal drugs and for people who have not paid child support.

Extensions Include Programs that Help Families During Remote Schooling & Support Child Care Sector